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> Which X-clamp Method To Use?
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post Jan 30 2008, 05:23 AM
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Hi,

I used the external bolts one.....I figured it would help more by allowing some heat to transfer to the metal shield/RF housing (whatever they call it). However I ended up also (in my situation) doing the 3 Penny fix so as to provide opposite force pressure to keep the motherboard from warping.... Lots to read on all these fixes...

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Whichever one you can do the easiest..

They all are based around one similar idea

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